LiteratureHumanities

For 75 years, Literature Humanities has challenged Columbia students to read deeply, ask big questions, and think about what it means to be human.

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The @nytimes reminds us that @lit_hum makes us better: http://t.co/yCDvHwcnX5

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Modern subtitles for @ColumbiaLitHum books, according to the @NewYorker http://t.co/iedEdoragM @ColumbiaCore

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Thanks for everyone who followed us for the @ColumbiaLitHum 75th Anniversary! Continue to share your @ColumbiaCore memories! #LitHum75!

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Last #LitHum75 comment from Gareth Williams: "@ColumbiaLitHum texts are not static... they change as we change."

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Last question at the #LitHum75 panel!

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"The Lit Hum course is a series of first bites of many apples... and it isn't the end." -James Mirollo on lifelong learning. #LitHum75.

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"To experience the text is to experience lives." - Prof. Gareth Williams #LitHum75

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Jason Bell CC'13 "My defining memory of @ColumbiaLitHum was learning how to 'close read.'" #LitHum75.

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Professor Gareth Williams says the @metmuseum helps you understand the Iliad. #LitHum75.

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Question from the audience: Why is @ColumbiaLitHum the first @ColumbiaCore class? #LitHum75.

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The @ColumbiaCore in Hamilton 202 is a physical site that supports @ColumbiaLitHum.

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Jessamyn Conrad shows off the @ColumbiaLitHum website http://t.co/nTivuKBFvu #LitHum75.

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"It's just something that's so universal and transcends time." - Jacqueline Bryk CC'13. #LitHum75.

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"The enthusiasm of the students, that hasn't changed." - Professor James Mirollo at #LitHum75

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"I don't know how I conned you guys to hire me to teach this, but I'm really glad that I did." -Lit Hum instructor Jessamyn Conrad #LitHum75

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"These technical inovations are distracting but they're nonetheless the interface our students are working with." -Prof. Crawford. #LitHum75

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"Over the course of the year, for each student some lightbulb goes off." - Prof. Julie Crawford. http://t.co/bdW12zfbPH #LitHum75

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Huey Han CC'15 - "Lit Hum takes a lot of time." #LitHum75

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"Students were required in the spring of '38 to read both Tom Jones and Don Quixote complete on their spring break." - Jim Mirollo #LitHum75

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Professor James Mirollo shares the history of Lit Hum @LitHum75 http://t.co/DfG4fF4m3s